Harvard University's endowment paused its Bitcoin ETF selling in Q2 2026, maintaining 3,044,612 shares of BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) valued at $101.4 million. This marks a break after two quarters of significant reductions. The endowment's gold holdings now exceed its bitcoin allocation, totaling $171.2 million. Meanwhile, major investors like JPMorgan increased IBIT holdings, while Morgan Stanley slightly reduced theirs, reflecting varied institutional strategies amid bitcoin's price decline this year.
Veteran trader Peter Brandt has publicly dismissed the cryptocurrency XRP, stating he would immediately convert even a large position of 500,000 XRP into Bitcoin. Brandt's comments come as XRP struggles to maintain the $1 price level, recently tradin...
XRP prices have slipped close to the $1 mark, dropping 6.67% over ten days, with analysts warning of a possible slide below $0.60 due to weak buying pressure and increased speculative leverage. The taker buy/sell ratio indicates seller dominance, and...
Teekay Tankers reported a robust first half of 2026, achieving 43% revenue growth and doubling its net income compared to the previous year. The company benefited from record-high day rates driven by geopolitical disruptions in the tanker market. Wit...
Bitget is implementing compliance measures in three phases against 16 crypto platforms, including HTX and EXMO, aligning with Binance and responding to US and EU sanctions related to Iran and Russia. HTX disputes the restrictions, claiming they only ...
Former Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao (CZ) highlighted that Bitcoin's circulating supply has reached over 20.07 million out of the 21 million maximum, leaving less than 5% available. He estimates that 10-20% of all mined Bitcoin are permanently lost due ...
